Print Edition: November 9, 2011
The women’s volleyball team lost their second and third sets of the season, but not their fourth in their first of two meetings with their toughest opponent so far this season, the VIU Mariners.
Despite the teams’ identical undefeated records coming into the weekend’s matchup, a difference was apparent from the match’s opening. The Cascades began Friday’s game with an uncharacteristic lack of composure, allowing the Mariners to take the first set by a 10-point margin off the strong play of Leanna Gildersleeve.
Following briefly contesting a call on the landing of the ball that ended the set, it seemed coach Dennis Bokenfohr did everything possible to get his team back into the game. Never sitting down for the rest of the match, Bokenfohr was more vocal, coaching and addressing his players in between points.
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Volunteers Rhiannon and Jillian Sanders, Marie Shepperson and Caroline Hayward who helped to serve lunches in the October half term last year.
- Credit: Black Bull Brampton
Brampton is a large village with a population of %,462 and has a garden centre, church, shops and is home to The Manor care home.
John Morris, Huntingdonshire District Councillor for Brampton, said: “I think it is a fabulous village to live in, it does have an exceptional community spirit.
“A really good example of that, is when the pandemic broke last year, within days, the village had set up the Brampton Community Support Network.
Engineers Without Borders Continues their Humanitarian Mission
December 16, 2020 by Jeff Martin
Founded in 2007, Drexel’s chapter of Engineers without Borders ‘(EWB) mission is to build a better world through engineering. It aims to empower communities to meet basic human needs and equip leaders to solve the world’s most pressing challenges. The Drexel students are taking on two international water supply projects from the national EWB parent organization – one in Ecuador and another in El Salvador.
Chapter President Jillian Saunders and Vice President Joshua McGuckin took a break in their studies to discuss the student organization and its mission.
What are Engineers without Borders’ primary goals?